Just someone to give an honest diagnosis with a fair market value repair cost.

The market is up right now and any property sub $250k that is rehabbed is sold in days, which means investors are snatching up the lower cost un-repaired properties and flipping them quickly. 

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Offer price $140k, estimated repairs $25k.

But I now have the following things that I cannot even put a monetary value as a result of doing it:A good and reliable contractor who is ready to help me grow my business and work on future projects.An electrician, who I met AS A RESULT of the my contractor.A great handyman and gardener, who I met, AS A RESULT of my tenants.A fairly thorough working knowledge of how to replace a roof, run plumbing, electrical, hang drywall, lay tile, and the overall costs associated with the replacement and repair of all these things.

I found one area I really like but the homes are so old I am worried about repairs eating into my roi.

More specifically figuring out the After repair value and the repair costs.

Discrimination isn't even a factor; the quality of the tenant is.

My options that I know of are: #1: Repair the foundation, rehab the house, & sell it to a normal buyer for a good price, #2: Repair the foundation, rehab the house, and rent it out for a good price, and #3: Sell the house as is to an investor with alternate financing. 

If you can do the job of some of the subcontractors for lower price, better quality and in less time, then do it.

Hi, As a landlords, do we have to  fix their doors immediately or  we still  have 24 hrs time to come and make this repair?